Katie Kissoon, born Katherine Farthing on March 11, 1951 in Port of Spain,
Trinidad and Tobago, is a British pop singer. She began recording under the name
Peanut in 1965, issuing four singles before joining the Rag Dolls in 1967–1968
and later forming the sibling duo Mac & Katie Kissoon with her brother Gerald
"Mac" Farthing. The duo achieved success with the 1973 single "Love Will Keep Us
Together" and 1975's "Sugar Candy Kisses", the former later covered by Captain &
Tennille. Kissoon released her self-titled solo album Katie Kissoon in 1981
under Dutch producer Eddy Ouwens, f...